[clue] Website software, Simplify, Decouple
David L. Willson
DLWillson at TheGeek.NU
Fri Jan 27 17:12:16 MST 2012
I know it doesn't seem like a CMS would simplify things, and from the perspective of the underlying stack, it doesn't, but from the perspective of most normal, content-contributing humans, having a CMS simplifies things tremendously.
But I agree with the idea of separating web-server from mail-server unless there's a good reason to keep them together.
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----- Original Message -----
> I agree with Paul Webb, consider simlifing by using HTML, which is a
> very easy language,
> even for non-technical people. Keep the actual Web Pages simple, so
> any volunteer,
> years from now, can take over.
> Decouple both the Mailing List and the Forum from the web page, and
> from each other.
> Make every effort to keep all 3 as simple as possible and well
> commented.
> If each of the 3 were on different platforms, that would be even
> better.
> The actual Web Page(s) do not need to be interactive. They need to be
> accurate and up to date.
> When saying "decouple" I mean eliminate uneeded linkages, for example
> Programatic
> linkages; I, of course, did not mean ordinary, common, simple
> internet linkages.
> When you ask for volunteers that must have Drupal experience, or php,
> or Javascript, or
> Servlet exprience, you really cut down on your pool of possibile
> volunteers.
> Rex
> --- On Fri, 1/27/12, M Paul Webb <hsechmvt at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > From: M Paul Webb <hsechmvt at yahoo.com>
>
> > Subject: Re: [clue] Website software
>
> > One thing about reading these e-mails I do not understand, and I
> > wish
> > someone would make it clear. Why does your website have to be
> > Drupal? Why not just a simple CSS and HTML?
>
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